I say tries because the manga presents itself as a more realistic one but it completely goes into fiction for how it uses DID. The art is nice, it's a more realistic style and the story tries to follow this. I was enjoying the manga until it's revealed the main character "gave" himself DID (Dissociative identity disorder, formally known as Multiple personality disorder) for this massive setup. OVERALL: 10 It's a good read a thrilling escape from reality.
Overall it was a thrilling ride it's a page-turner every chapter. I don't really critique much about the art but I like it, I wish though that U Eiji and H Eiji have a distinct art to them like the fashion choices for example, so that the readers can clue in more who is U Eiji and H Eiji. I like that the art doesn't shy away from the darkness of the story. The story also tackled not only one mental disorder but several others such as PTSD and ASPD (also one of the rarest and trivialized mental disorders). I like how the theme of the story was explained in the end and that it really connects with the title. It just shows that the writer is capable of sprinkling in clues and foreshadowing in his writing. It's the joy of being a mystery reader that your hunches and speculations are right. All I can say is that the predictability of the plot is good, the plot twists are there to confirm what the reader has been speculating. As a reader, I was treated with clues that I would piece together, I like that the author didn't underestimate the readers and tried to subvert expectations in the wrong way. It starts up really quickly it's about Urashima Eiji an ordinary student who went out drinking and then, woke up with a girlfriend and no recollection of what happened. So I will not critique the inaccurate writing of someone with DID because like I said, there is still so little research about it, especially the cause and how the symptoms manifest. So, my perspective in writing this review is as a fan of the mystery and suspense genre and not as a psychologist. This manga tells a story of the protagonist with Dissociative Identity Disorder, one of the rarest mental disorders in America and yet it's the most trivialized and more fictional books have been written with this disorder than any of the common ones. But like I always tell my students, mental disorders portrayed in fiction are not always a general representation of that disorder. I have always been a fan of the mystery and suspense genre, what I like is especially how they write characters with mental disorders. As his life is thrown into a spiral of disarray, he embarks on a journey to resolve the mess of the last three days and get Kyouka to accept his past.Īs someone working in the psychology field, it always fascinates me how writers portray persons with mental disorders.
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The situation takes a dire turn when a magazine writer exposes Eiji's deepest secret in front of Kyouka: he is the son of a serial killer. Three days have passed, yet Eiji cannot recall a thing. Walking alongside his friend, Kashiwagi, he cannot help but ask the most intuitive question in his mind: isn't today the 24th? "Eiji, what are you saying? Today's the 27th." Having no recollection of the event, Eiji goes along with the flow until he's faced with more nonsensical events that took place in the last few days.
To his surprise, when Eiji wakes up, a gorgeous girl from his university, Kyouka Yukimura, is lying beside him-claiming to be his girlfriend. On October 23rd, he returns home after a pleasant night of drinking and goes to bed. His college career consists of boozing with his friends and trying to get a girlfriend. EditSynopsis Eiji Urashima is just an ordinary university student like everyone else.
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